good morning. we're live here in san francisco's mission district where police continue to investigate a possible shooting and carjacking that happened early this morning. we'll bring you the very latest. >> breaking news in the bart labor dispute. the surprise news conference that's supposed to start in a couple minutes. >> reporter: we're live in hayward where an argument escalates to violence. what's so unusual about this case. >> day 3 of the government shut down. the san francisco building that's closed.

mornings on 2 starts now.... >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu mornings on 2. >> good morning. live pictures from san francisco's mission district. the scary details we're learning about how the drive managed to get away. >> i'm tori campbell. >> and good morning, i'm dave clark. we go to steve first. >> thank you very much. we have clear skies . it's going to be nice today. temperatures will be warming up a little bit on inland areas but on the coast it looks good. upper 40s, low 40s unless there's a breeze then near 50s or 60s. today it's clear. clear breezy for some. wind is definitely turning northly. -- northerly. that means higher fire danger. entire bay area and

santa clara valley. everything is rotating around a pretty strong low up towards montana and salt lake city. but the high pressure behind that. that means a north wind. sunny and breezy for some. right now highs today in the upper 70s or low 80s. here's sal. >> we have a problem on the bay bridge. westbound bay bridge right at the base of the bridge past the metering lights. it's a motorcycle crash and the fire department and medics are on the scene. kind of blocked by the tree. the traffic is moving through slowly but it's very slow after the metering lights. it does look like the medics and tow truck are leaving. looks like everything is moving now which is certainly good news. we were able to catch that live there. looks like all the lanes are now opening up westbound and everyone is moving off to the treasure island are or

completely off the bridge. that will help a lot. this is the toll plaza. it is backed up all the way out to the macarthur maze. if you take the bay bridge, add 15 to 20 minutes to the normal time it takes you to cross that bridge. there's a crash in solano county just past 680. couple lanes blocked there and traffic is going to be slow approaching highway 12. let's go back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. we begin with developing news. san francisco police are investigating an attempted carjacking and shooting in the city's mission district. brian flores has been on the scene for the past hour and he joins us with a live update. we understand an limo company is involved. >> reporter: yeah, i just got off the phone with the owner of that company. the driver that may have been involved in this shooting is doing okay. he was taken to a nearby hospital with non-life threatening injuries and has since been released. you are taking a look at clinton park and guerro here.

police left the scene about an hour and a half ago. probably about 100 yards from where we were standing is where the lincoln town car came to a rest after a possible carjacking and shooting. let's go to the video that we have just about an hour ago. again, the car that we saw was a lincoln town car. may have been involved in an attempted carjacking. belongs to a company called abolo limo in san francisco. started around 4:17 this morning off 18th and mission. unclear what that driver was doing at that location and when or how this carjacking and shooting took place. that driver was able to escape and make it to clinton park where the car came to a rest and police soon arrived and the driver was taken to a nearby hospital with non-life threatening injuries. there was some damage to the car. a little bit of damage to the front end of the bumper and what appeared to be a bullet hole

from the car as well. other than the driver, there doesn't appear to be any other injuries or extensive damage to cars. we're live here in mission district, brian flores, ktvu, channel 2 news. we'll come back right after this break.

it is 7:07. new this morning. some of san francisco's most popular tour sites are closed due to the government shut down. that includes the cliff house. the restaurant known for sweeping views of the pacific ocean. it's operated by the national park service. but if you're looking for an ocean view, you can still eat at the family owned loui restaurant which overlooks since 1967. >> we were told we do not have to close. we're not a concession. at this time we get to stay open and i hope it

remains that way. >> other iconic locations that are closed include alcatraz, fort point and parking lots and restrooms. already having a negative economic impact. muir woods national monument and golden gate national recreation area and point rays national sea shore are all closed for business. that means fewer visitors at nearby hotels, restaurants and shops in the area. and some hotels are also reporting cancellations. just about a half hour from now, president obama is scheduled to deliver remarks at a construction company in maryland. he's going there to talk about the on-going government shut down. and coming up at 7:15. what house republicans are doing they say could help ease the pain of the shut down. >> new this morning, police investigating a knife attack and there's now a police sketch of the man accused of attacking a

driver for no reason last saturday night. detectives say this suspect pulled a knife on another man having car trouble. the attacker slashed the victim's arm four times. the suspect described as latino, 25 years old, five foot six, 160 pounds with short black hair and a short well groomed beard. also live and happening right now, bart unions are holding a news conference. let's listen in on the update on trying to avert a new strike. >> that we are going to arrive at a deal because the unions are committed to do so inspite of barts recalsitrance. this is our third proposal. and what we are counting on the fact that bart will change bargaining stands and decide to give us a counter proposal. i would note that we have achieved an

agreement by employees in exchange for a pension swap and the union has made a proposal to pick up almost $3 million of additional money in healthcare. and on top of that the unions have made a creative proposal on wages. i want to say however that it's now time for bart to respond. the district has not given us a new proposal as i mentioned, in 53 days. and that's unacceptable. they now must respond and give us a counter proposal. we want it today. we want it to be equal in measure. we've come down three and three quarters in the last week. so it's important that they now respond and give us a new proposal so the public can be assured there will not be a strike in a week from today. thank you very much. >> we've been listening live to

this news conference, a spokes person for the bart union among other things. >> we have not received a new proposal since the cooling off period began. no. the union, this is our third counter offer. so, in fact, we're negotiating with ourselves as opposed to negotiating with the district on wages. the other point is very important to make. bart has also not responded to any of the safety proposals. we remain deeply concerned about the fact that the tracks are overrun with brush and debris. and if there were a need to evacuate people over and off the tracks, we would not unable to do so on miles and miles of the tracks. they told us yesterday that they refused to reopen the bathrooms that had been closed for 12 years. those bathrooms are open in every other transit system in america and as a consequence to

that, we do not understand why bart is refusing to make bathrooms available to the public on their system. and finally, the lighting in the tracks is dangerous for the workers and again, if there was an evacuation of this required, we're deeply concerned about this. they did tell us yesterday that they plan to go to the board of directors with a $4 million proposal to correct the lighting in the tracks. that's a moment of optimism that they've heard that we cannot settle unless our safety concerns are addressed. what we're waiting for today is a counter proposal. one which we have not had in the last 53 days. >> we've been listening live to a spokes person for the bart union. she said they have submitted their third counter proposal in as many days. they are waiting for a counter proposal from bart. they would like to have it today.

coming up at 7:30, ktvu's paul chambers will have a live update with all the latest information coming from both sides in the bart dispute. time is now 7:12. the ch p is investigating a road rage incident that ended in a freeway shooting. tara joining us live to tell us what the shooting victim did after he was shot. >> reporter: we're along interstate 880. after the victim was shot, he drove for a half an hour before he pulled over for help. all of this happened at 9:45 last night. the victim ended up stopping at a hardware store parking lot in richmond. you can see a bullet hole on the side of the honda accord. the shooting was sparked by a heated argument. >> an altercation on the freeway where one shot was fired through the passenger's side of

the honda accord striking the passenger. we believe in the leg. >> reporter: we're not sure why the victim didn't pull over. but there was a language barrier. they are trying to piece together how this unfolded. the victim was taken to the hospital and is expected to survive. >> a man accused of running a vast online black market for drugs is scheduled to appear in court tomorrow for a detention hearing. prosecutors say ross olbrick ran a web site called sick road under the name dred pirate roberts. he was arrested in a san francisco library on tuesday. tomorrow a judge will decide whether he should be returned to new york to face charges there. prosecutors believed he moved to san francisco to live with a friend in hayes valley. >> just sit and drink coffee and talk to people, i guess. i never spoke to the guy, ever.

>> prosecutors say he also sold hacking software, counterfeit money and forged passports on the site. president obama is scheduled to talk to reporters in 15 minutes. his focus? the economy and how the shut down is impacting it. just minutes ago, the house returned to capitol hill. kyla joins us live to explain what the house is working on this morning. >> reporter: house law makers are debating two funding bills today. we're taking a live look at the house floor. they will vote in a few hours on making sure the national guard and reservice get paid. but the democratic led senate does not agree with the peace meal approach. they don't want republicans to determine which services deserve funding and which don't. this isn't the only fiscal fight in washington. the us is expected to reach

borrowing limit two weeks from today. and congress needs to agree to raise the debt ceiling before then. we expect president obama to reiterate warning that if the u.s. defaults, a new recession will kick in. i'll be watching live when he speaks in 15 minutes and breakdown key points at 8:15. ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. 7:15. the government shut down is raising some concerns about air safety. the shut down has forced the furlough of hundreds of faa safety inspectors at airports across the country. that essentially guts the faa's ability to oversee critical aspects. however, the airlines still do extensive safety checks before every flight. social media has been active with people expressing their opinions about the government shut down and the new healthcare law. has been analyzing twitter and here's what they found.

in terms of the government shut down, 77% of tweets blame republicans for the shut down. 23% blame democrats and president obama. in terms of the affordable care act, 71% of the tweets expressed opposition to that. while 29% either supported the new law or opposed republican's efforts to defund it. >> 7:17. sal, come on back. i know you are watching the toll plaza and what's happening. quite a morning. >> they cleared an injury crash off the bridge westbound at the base of the bridge. it's gone now. but traffic is very slow at the toll plaza. about a 40 minute delay. one of the good things is traffic is moving again. all the lanes are open. and we do have traffic improving from what it was just a few minutes ago. also looking at the commute 80 westbound near green valley road, there's been a crash there.

and the traffic is very slow in this area. as a matter of fact, you can see it's backing up all the way up to highway 12 in the area. i also want to mention traffic in contra costa county is slow on highway 4. almost all the way through to concord and 680 backed up to 242 to highway 24. and 237 westbound into south bay traffic getting slow. now let's go to steve. >> thank you, sal. well, the future is so bright here. you are going to have to wear shades today. clear skies. although, there is temperature s that are really mild and others that are very cool. raquel says it feels 50. but it is 50 but feels colder than that. napa airport down to 41. fairfield 60. if you get that north breeze and temperatures held up clear, if there's any fog won't last long. cold, mild. sunshine. breezy and warmer tonight into tomorrow the wind cranks up.

breezy and warm for almost everybody. the coast jumps up a little more. i know it's a little cool but they'll get the northerly breeze. looks like the wind will decrease on saturday and be sunny side up and nice and clear. north and east bay hills seem to be taking the brunt of any advisory. so far that seems to be holding. they'll take that today and friday above 1,000 feet. the north northeast wind is a dry wind. higher fire dangers. red flag warnings are out into friday afternoon as well. the system that's responsible is up into idaho and montana and heading towards utah. if it was digging into the sierra, we'd have a bigger issue. it will bring in a lot of cold air. there will be 20s in the high country this weekend. but it will be sunny. it's windy there today . but cold air is on the way. we won't get cold air. wind protected air, it's chilly here. other locations are warming up. northerly breeze for some. not a breeze for others.

fairfield collapsed. napa, santa rosa north. still holding on to a westerly component. so, again, north and east bay. sunshine, everybody's in on that. the low is right there. that's going to be an active one as it moves across the country. also have the tropical storm moving in towards deep southeast of new orleans. could be a little bit of things going on here. sunny, breezy, windy in the hills. warmer near the coast. tomorrow the inland areas warmup. santa rosa gets in on there. 84 there. very low 80s or upper 70s. walnut creek at 80. it happens in this pattern. alameda 72. livermore 77. same for san jose . low 80s including santa cruz. redwood city warmer. and 67 in dc. windy and warmer weather into friday. still be sunny nice to

warm. morning lows cold. days warm saturday and sunday. >> okay, steve. 7:20. it's a famous commercial but now may get some people into trouble. >> guess what today is? >> hump day. >> where the phrase hump day has been banned. >> also why there's a good chance you could drive on a rocky road before the end of the day.

7:23. new details about a tragedy still unfolding. at least 94 african migrants including a pregnant woman and two children have died after a boat caught fire and sank. it appears the crew was trying to smuggle 500 undocumented immigrants into europe from africa when the fire broke out causing the disaster. in tennessee, 8 people have

died and two others in critical condition after a firey crash involving a church bus. the bus was carrying a group of senior citizens back home to north carolina yesterday afternoon. they had just attended a religious conference. the bus blew a tire, veered across the highway and then crashed into an suv and tractor trailer. this morning, the pastor of the church spoke at a news conference. >> we are thankful for all the prayers and support that we've been receiving. it's been a tremendous out pouring of love and support from all around the community and beyond. >> 14 people were injured in the crash. 18 people on the bus at the time. >> time now 7:24. back here at home, the bay area is home to some of the worst overall road conditions in america. 60% of san francisco's major roads are in bad condition. that's according to a report from the transportation research group

trip. that's the second highest of any big city in america. and according to trip, bad road conditions cost drivers of hundreds of dollars every year. san jose is ranked number 3. concord ranked 15th. mid size cities, antioch number one. happening today san francisco supervisors are due to hold a hearing on how police investigate bicycle crashes. supervisor jane kim called for the hearing after amali was hit and killed by a truck making a right turn. the driver has not been arrested or charged. police declared him at fault after watching surveillance video of the crash. >> 7:25. there are fewer cyber crimes. but cheefbs are getting more from their victims according to new research. part of the reason is because many people use their mobile devices for both personal and professional reasons.

that gives cyber criminals access to information held by their employers. the problem is magnified because 48% of all smart phone and tablet users don't take basic security precautions like using passwords with their mobile devices. the clock is ticking to avert another bart strike. just 20 minutes ago we heard live the new offer from unions with just a week left before workers may walk off the job. >> reporter: we're live where there's been a huge spike in car burglaries. how the thieves are operating and what police are doing to fight back. >> motorcyclist ran into the back of a car here and they are saying it was a non-injury crash. northbound 280 in san jose. tell you more about that and the rest of the morning commute. >> already sunshine everybody here. coast bay and inland. what about the breeze ? could be strong for some and the fire danger goes up. we'll have details. look at them with that u-verse wireless receiver.

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good morning. live picture from rockville, maryland where president obama is set to speak. and how it affects small businesses like this construction company. and we will bring you the president's comments live once he steps on

the stage. good morning and welcome to mornings on 2. i'm tori campbell. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. let's check weather and traffic. >> looking good. thank you very much. we have a lot of sunshine over the next couple days and most of it the warmer temps will be wind driven. today sunny, breezy, higher elevation. warmer at the coast. tomorrow breezy and warmer and sunny and warm by the weekend. by saturday afternoon. sunshine today for you, me and everybody. any fog or any clouds will zip out of here fast. and warmer conditions will take us into the weekend and top it out on friday or saturday. very strong low up to the northeast and east of us. and highway pressure into the west. wind advisory north and east bay hills so far seems to be favoring those areas. not that strong. seen about 35. we have red flag warning s through friday afternoon. but if you like sunshine, i know the wind can be tough. sunny and breezy, windy in the hills. the usual suspects picking up gusts here and there.

sunny and warmer for everybody here today. 70s to low 80s. here's sal. >> good morning. traffic is going to be busy in many areas. let's go first and take a look at 280 in san jose. earlier motorcycle crash right here in this area. but that's been cleared away. as a matter of fact, traffic is still a little bit slow in that area. but it's not actually all that bad. as a matter of fact, traffic on northbound 280 moves well. let's go to the maps, the toll plaza. westbound bay bridge, earlier crash at the toll plaza or just beyond it in the left lanes and traffic is still backing up. although the lanes are clear. southbound 680 between concord and walnut creek, very slow. 7:31. back to the desk . >> that clock is ticking closer to another possible bart strike. the strike deadline is one week from today. progress or signs of progress in the talks. we just brought you that live news

conference a couple minutes ago by union spokes person. paul chambers was right there in oakland. you are here now to tell us what union members were saying in that news conference. >> reporter: that's right. that news conference wrapped up about 12 minutes ago. bart unions say they are sick and tired of negotiating with themselves so to speak. they say this is their third counter proposal to bart on the wages and the economic package. they haven't heard anything new from bart in the last 53 days. we can take a look at video here. we are about one week away. this time next week on midnight on thursday the 60 day cooling period will be off and the possibility of a strike will be on. they presented a significant cost saving proposal to bart. the union's latest counter proposal lowers increase to 3.75% for the two first years and 4% for 2016. that's still 2% less than bart's 1.78% for all three years.

according to the seiu, the unions are willing to increase health contributions more than 15% for all bart workers. now, the unions also say they came down 1% in wages on monday last week alone. there was some headway made in the negotiations. on tuesday, both sides came to the agreement on the pensions. the next question is can both sides agree on the healthcare and wages before next thursday? we did ask if bart was thinking about a strike. they don't want one at this time but a bart negotiator did say this: . >> so far bart has yet to give us a new economic package in the last 53 days. however, we are optimistic that we are going to arrive at a deal because the unions are committed to do so inspite of barts recalsitrance. >> reporter: negotiates are going on right now. she will do

negotiations at 1:30 today. they wrap add up after 6:30 but bart left the board room at 5:45. so once again, they are negotiating on their own. they are hoping bart will come forward with new information. we will contact bart and set a response from them about the latest allegations just made by the union representatives. live in oakland, paul chambers, ktvu, channel 2 news. >> another possible transit strike is looming. ac transit workers could strike at the same time bart workers may go on strike. yesterday members of a transit union local 192 rejected a contract that would have given them a 9.5% pay raise over 3 years. the unions now deciding its next steps. >> 7:34. police are warning people about a rise in car burglaries. tell us how the thieves are operating and how to protect yourself. good morning. >> reporter: good morning,

tori. we are here at a city parking garage. this is one of the areas that's been hit. it's actually been hit nine times cars have been broken into in the last month. but these thieves are not just operating here in parking garages. they are hitting spots all over the city. let's go to a map that shows how spread out the auto burglaries are happening. this shows the 61 incidents that occurred in september. that's the highest total for a single month since 2008. police can't seem to find an identifiable pattern to these thefts. another place that has also been hit hard is the oak crest apartment complex on sand hill road. there's been 16 break ins there in the last month. or happening during the day, evening or in the overnight hours in various locations in the city. typically the thief is smashing a window or using a

punch tool. police say in some cases after a window is smashed, the crook is using the trunk release to grab valuables stored in the trunk. >> very difficult for witnesses to actually observe an auto burglary happen. if a witness isn't looking at the crook when they smash a window, reach in and take your property, it wouldn't appear anything were out of the ordinary unless someone noticed the broken window. >> reporter: while police are investigating leads, they have increased patrols. they are also using a special enforcement team and plain clothe officers and doing surveillance hanging out in parking garages looking for anybody who is suspicious. they are advising people to make sure you don't leave any valuables in sight. one of the things they are going after are iphones, any sort of personal electronic devices or cash. and also, if you see anybody that's

loitering around cars trying to pull on door handles to report it to police. ktvu, channel 2 news. >> thank you. 7:36. oakland police are investigating a violent armed robbery at a habitat for humanity construction site. four men robbed the crew at the new construction site on east avenue about 1:30 tuesday afternoon. one man pulled out a gun and stole wallets, cell phones and tools from the workers. one of the workers was hit in the head with a gun. criminals have been robbing construction sites because they see it as a crime of opportunity. >> kind of an isolated area when they were approached by these individuals. for the suspect in this case, it was a no brainer for them. >> officials say the incident will not slow the project. former president jimmy carter is involved in the program scheduled to tour the site next

week. >> the national rifle association says it will sue the state of california if governor brown signs a bill to ban the sale of most types of sem owe automatic rifles that use detachable ammunition. the bill approved by state law makers aimed to close up loopholes that allows gun makers to get around previous weapon bans in california. the nra claims that bill is unconstitutional. new revelations about the national security agency. tried to track cell phones in the u.s. including location data. nsa chief told congress ran tests in 2010 and 2011 to see if it was possible to gather smart phone information. he says the information was never used. department of justice has rejected a request from technology companies to release more information about surveillance. google, yahoo,

facebook, linkedin and microsoft asked to disclose requests from government agencies for user information. the justice department says the release of information could encourage terrorists and violate existing laws. not clear if those companies will appeal. >> 7:38. some people in concord may have been awakened by a loud noise. the navy planned to set off fuses and rocket accelerators at the station about half an hour ago. firefighters were at the site as a precaution. and people who live in north concord may hear a humming noise. the refinery is relieving pressure from lines ahead of a planned shut down. the refinery will close monday for routine maintenance and scheduled to reopen after thanksgiving. trouble in san francisco's mission district this morning. a live update on a violent instance didn't involving gunfire and attempted carjacking

and an limo company. a man in a ski mask on a popular hiking trail. why the man who made the disturbing video may not face charges. >> good morning, traffic is moving along slowly in many areas. on the san mateo bridge could be a decent alternate. >> sunshine. the breeze favoring some . going to be warmer. we'll talk about that and some of the advisories. [ laughter ]

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day. also growth slowed in september from an 8 year high in august. sales fell sharply. taking a live look at the big board. the dow down 120 just above 15,000. the nasdaq down 34. s&p down 14. teaming up to help businesses get more information about consumers. the cisco facebook service targets people who uses facebook on phone or tablet. give them access to hotel, restaurant or stores wifi network and can go to the business's facebook page. it also gives the business information about the customer. the early forecast for the holiday shopping season is a good one. but that could change. the national retail federation predicts shoppers will spend $602 billion in november and december. that would be a 3.9% increase in sales compared to last year. but that prediction was made

using information that does not include a federal government shut down that lasts two weeks or longer. many of the toys bought this holiday season may be considered disgusting. toys r us are leaving the charge by own monster 500 toys. the crocpot. also electronic pets that make 30 repulsive body noises and also a type of modeling clay called poo-dough. >> 7:44. is it an innocent video that's supposed to be funny or a creepy disturbing incident that should put police on high alert? pam cook is in our news room now. you got that video. it was taken on a popular hiking trail. >> you can decide if it's innocent or disturbing. either way, police are investigating. that's after women became scared

over this video filmed by someone on a hiking trail in pacifica and posted it online. you can see the woman walking and pans over to this guy who can be heard laughing in the video. police identified and contacted that man who made the video. so did the producers at the cox enterprise show right this minute. >> the video was a joke and i thought it was obvious a joke that i wasn't a rapist in waiting. >> he also says he wears a ski mask because there's bugs up there. >> got in contact with me and they really just wanted my name, address, personal information, date of birth, all that and make sure that i, in fact, had not raped and murdered somebody and left a bloody mess. >> pacifica police began looking into the incident after women in the area became concerned. investigators believe it may be an attempt to

get attention and what they described as sick humor. but police also say they are grateful for the immediate response by the community to alert them to this video. reporting live pam cook, ktvu channel 2 news. >> 7:45. a major decision in an emotional legal case tied to the asiana airline crash is expected in three weeks. deciding if a firefighter should be criminally charged for running over a 16-year-old survivor. that student from china was laying on the run way shortly after the flight from south korea crash landed on july 6th. a man accused of running naked through a bart station is due to appear in court today. the lawyer for yainer perez garizbaldo is asking if he can be released from jail. he's a trained acrobat.

stripped naked, called on turn styles and grabbed passengers. his lawyer says he may have had a mental breakdown. >> 7:46. california's standardized testis set to make a big change this year. instead of paper and pencil tests, students will start taking math and language tests on computers. the electronic tests follow new national curriculum standards. students will take them this year only for practice. there will be no individual school or state report on results. and that could mean california schools don't get federal money tied to results. new data shows one in every three high school seniors may not graduate. that's 1300 students. the san francisco chronicle reports the district may choose to suspect requirements. another option would be to offer waivers to

those who would have graduated under the old requirements. >> 7:47. you know what day it is. you know the story. a connecticut school wants to ban that phrase from a popular commercial. >> guess what today is? >> hump day. >> woot, woot. >> you've heard it. teachers at vernon center middle school say that popular commercial with the camel is a distraction. so they've banned their students from saying the phrase it's hump day. >> everybody's walking around in the hallways and saying it's hump day in that weird voice. >> stop laughing. that commercial, by the way, has received more than 15 million hits on youtube. >> sal has said that once or twice. it's funny. >> but i say it only on wednesdays. >> you can't say it today. >> can you imagine saying it on a monday?

people would throw coffee at you. good morning. let's take a look what we have now. it is thursday. traffic is still busy out there in many areas. let's take a look at what we have now. backed up because of an earlier crash. we've had just a lot of slow traffic in the toll plaza corridor. that's just because of an earlier crash at the base of the bridge. cleared about 45 minutes ago. still very heavy. san francisco southbound 10 1. something going on at the end of the city here. looks like it's an injury accident. southbound 101 right by caesar chavez. two taxicabs, another car involved. three vehicles in the left lane and the fire department is getting to the scene. use 280 extension and get out of the city that way and avoid 101. if you are driving on 80

westbound over the carquinez bridge. traffic is slow in the area. >> thank you, kindly. good morning, everybody. we have clear skies and some areas are cold this morning. the location had a good north breeze. really not that much i can find. warmer at the coast. not that windy yet. the wind will pick up into tomorrow. it will still be sunny and warm into the weekend. maybe a little cooler but still nice. very strong system off seattle and vancouver is finally moving. as that moves in to the east, high pressure to the west. the combination very strong difference and that's why we're going to start picking up that wind. clear, breezy, cold, mild to some 40 to 60 between napa airport and fairfield. sunny and windy, warmer, higher

elevations. north and east bay hills. if this system were digging into the sierra nevada. we'll get some wind out of this and high fire danger takes us into 3:00 on friday. sunshine and warmer temps by the coast. a little northerly breeze. picking up north and east bay. upper 60s, 70s. there's going to be 20s up in the sierra nevada. >> all right. thank you, steve. 9 minutes now before 8:00. a shocking incident in a quiet northern california city. the suspected hate crime tied to little league baseball. >> investors get burned. how the company's stock is doing this morning.

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president obama is speaking at a small business construction company in maryland about the government shut down's affect on businesses. let's listen in. >> especially to rebuild the middle class. we're making steady progress. and the reason i'm here is we can't afford to threaten that progress right now. right now, hundreds of thousands of americans, hard working americans suddenly aren't receiving their paychecks. right now, they are worrying about missing rent or mortgage or even making ends meet. we can all relate to that. imagine if suddenly you weren't sure whether you were going to get your next paycheck. with all the bills that might be mounting up, that's what's happening right now to hundreds of thousands of americans across the country. companies like this one worry that their businesses are

going to be disrupted because obviously particularly in maryland/virginia where there are a lot of federal workers, you don't know how that's going to impact the economy. veterans, seniors, women, they are all worrying that the services they depend on will be disrupted too. and the worst part is this time it's not because of a once in a life time recession. this isn't happening because of some financial crisis. it's happening because of a reckless republican shut down in washington. >> as you can hear, the president is highlighting how this current government shut down is negatively impacting small businesses like the construction company he's at right now in maryland. specifically, the small business administration is closed. companies don't have access to

small business loans. kyla campbell is following this speech and will have a live update on the president's comments and what else is happening at 8:15 here on mornings on 2. >> time now 7:55. we just checked. tesla stock is down again after the video of a car fire went viral. stock fell 6% after people started seeing this video of the flaming sedan on a seattle highway. the fire was not spontaneous and what caused it was a large object hitting battery module. limited the fire to the front of the car. >> a campbell massage business accused of prostitution sting is closed after failing to get a business permit. rejuvenating salon is at the corner of union and bascom avenues.

the owner lost her appeal to get a business permit. the counsel vote came after a police sergeant testified when he went in, he was offered sex for money. the owner and her attorney denied any wrongdoing. business owner was cited for having locked interior doors and two condoms which is prohibited for a massage business. and a therapist was cited for solicitation of prostitution. >> 7:57. happening today, hockey season starts in san jose. there's a party planned outside the recently renamed center. the sharks will have a street rally at 4:45 this afternoon before the team's first regularly season game. they play vancouver tonight at 7:00. in baseball, the playoffs start tomorrow for the oakland a's.

he missed playoffs last year. he was suspended for a positive test for testosterone. game time tomorrow, 6:30 p.m. . >> 7:57. we just showed you live president obama talking about the government shut down. how that shut down has forced the closure of a landmark here in the bay area. >> reporter: we're live in san francisco's mission district where police continue to investigate a possible carjacking and shooting. we'll tell you the new information that police revealed to us minutes ago. >> good morning. we have a crash in san francisco that is blocking the left lane of 101 and causing a huge back up. we'll give you alternate routes ahead. >> no problem with the sunshine in the forecast. what about the breeze? a lot of people don't like the wind. high fire danger. update coming up. look at them with that u-verse wireless receiver.

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welcome back. good morning to you. this is mornings on 2. you are looking at a live picture. southbound interstate 880 at 9 it 2. this was the site of a road rage. welcome back. it is thursday october 3rd. i'm dave clark. >> good morning. i'm tori campbell. quick look at weather and traffic.

steve, it's pretty nice out there. >> it is indeed. a little cold for some. that's for sure. we'll get in on a little warmup here. very dynamic system off to the northeast. a lot of rain and cold temps. and as it does, something has to come in behind that. and that's high pressure. it's going to give us a big difference which is a northerly breeze. not too bad yet. expect that to pick up later. good thing the low isn't going over the sierra. i don't think we'll see that. we will see warmer weather as high pressure builds in. so clear, breezy, cold to mild. sunshine wall to wall. same for this afternoon, tonight into tomorrow. upper 40s, 50s. napa airport was 41 . fairfield was 60. a few areas -- by the way. mike just emailed me this in san francisco. the low in san francisco was 51.

that is the coldest low in san francisco since july 15th. how about that. a little chill. and i did see 48 in cole valley and somewhere else. i did see it. wind advisories in the north and east bay hills. you get the off shore breeze. but sunny and going to be warm and warmer as we go right into friday and saturday. sunny and breezy, windy. not too bad yet. but that could pick up by tonight. a lot of upper 70s, low 80s. here's sal. >> good morning. right now traffic is busy in san francisco. injury crash southbound 101 in the left lane. the alternate route would be to get on 280. westbound off the bay bridge. use 5th street. make a left and 280 that way. bay bridge has been busy after an earlier problem at the base

of the span. the san mateo bridge, there's slowing in hayward getting to 92. i think it's a better way to get over. 101 is a mess. somebody else especially. now, let's go back to the desk. >> we begin our 8:00 hour with developing news. police are investigating a reported carjacking and shooting brian flores has been on the scene for the past two hours. joins us with a new update. >> good morning. just got off the phone with san francisco police. i spoke with a spokes person who says they are thinking about recharacterizing this instead of a carjacking, now a potential shooting. and robbery attempt. i did get o the phone with the limo company. he tells me the driver that was involved he's doing fine. he

was taken to a nearby hospital. police removed that car two hours ago. let's go to video of the scene of what happened here. this is a car police say may have been involved in that carjacking as reported earlier. it is a town car sedan belonging to a limousine company. the driver of this car was around 18th and mission. he says a while male opened fire at him trying to rob him. it's unclear what was inside the car at the time as police try to figure that out as well. the driver was able to escape and make it to clinton and gui erro. that driver reported pain and taken to a nearby hospital with non-life threatening injuries. still lots of unanswered questions with what the driver was doing off 18th and mission and more details on the suspect.

there was some damage to the car which included front left bumper damage and a bull pet hole through the driver's side window. came to a rest near the san francisco friends school around 4:17. the school was not in session. police also say no other people were involved in injuries and no damage to cars or buildings. we're live here in san francisco's mission district, ktvu channel 2 news. >> time is 8:05. new this morning a major development in the bart labor dispute. just one week away. union leaders announced they have reached an agreement on pensions. one of the big issues in this labor dispute. >> the union has made a proposal to pick up almost $3 million of additional money in healthcare and on top of that, the unions made a creative proposal on wages.

>> however, still no agreement on salaries or work safety. the ktvu's paul chambers was there and will have a live update at 8:30. >> 8:05. some of san francisco francisco's most popular tourist sites are closed this morning due to the government shut down. now that includes a popular restaurant. the cliff house known for sweeping views of the pacific ocean is operated by the national park's service. if you are looking for ocean view you can eat at the family owns louie restaurant which overlooked since 1937. >> we were told initially that we don't have to close because we're not considered a concession. we're lessee of the national park service. at this time we get to stay open and i hope it remains that way. >> other locations closed include alcatraz, fort point. and the shut downs already having a negative economic

impact on businesses in -- point rays national sea shore are all closed for business. that means fewer visitors at local hotels, restaurants and shops in that area. >> time is 8:06. new this morning, police in palo alto released a sketch of a man accused of a knife attack. detectives say the man pulled a knife on another man that was having car problems. the attacker slashed the victim's arm. the suspect described as latino about 25 years old, 5'6, 160 pounds with short black hair and short well groomed beard. the chp is investigating a suspected road rage incident that ended in a freeway shooting. tara joining us live from hayward to tell us what the shooting victim did right after being shot on the highway. >> reporter: right here along

interstate 880 and what is unusual about this case. after the victim was shot, he did not pull over for help. he kept driving for about a half an hour before he pulled over for help. this all happened at 9:45 last night. and the victim stopped at hardware store parking lot in richmond following the gunfire. you can see a bullet hole on the side of the victim's honda accord. officers say the shooting was sparked by a heated argument between that driver and someone driving a white pick-up truck. >> an altercation on the freeway where one shot was fired through the passenger side of the honda accord striking the passenger. we believe in the leg. >> reporter: we're not sure why the victim didn't just pull over but authorities say there was a language barrier. still trying to piece together how this unfolded. the victim was taken to the hospital. is expected to survive. of course, if we get any, we'll pass them along to you. ktvu, channel 2 news. >> thank you.

8:08. a new poll indicates public support for mayor is at an all time low. conducted by emc research shows the mayor could have a tough time being reelected next year. 46% surveyed say they definitely would not vote for quan. only 5% say they would vote. the same poll showed crime is the worst thing about living in oakland. >> taxpayers will pick up the cost for defense. a judge appointed public defender to represent after he told the court he was destitute. resigned as county supervisor in march after pleading guilty to multiple counts of fraud and corruption. a new charge was filed accusing him of creating a fake campaign flyer. >> governor brown will sign a

bill today to allow undocumented immigrants to get a california driver's license. advocates for immigrants lobbied so immigrants can drive without fear for being pulled over that could get them deported. the new licenses would look different. right now 9 states and the district of columbia issue driver's licenses to undocumented immigrants. taxi drivers may file a lawsuit to stop competition from ride sharing companies. the taxi association will meet today. consider suing companies like lift, side car and uber. talk of a lawsuit comes two weeks after the public utilities commission by requiring them to have insurance, criminal background checks and vehicle inspections. >> 8:10. a spike in car burglaries. what police say people can do to protect

themselves. >> following the silk road. the san francisco man accused of running massive online black market for drugs and how he was finally caught. >> good morning. right now we are looking at traffic that is very slow in san francisco. clear a crash having trouble getting it out of the way. where it is and how you can get around it. >> there's a northerly breeze near sacramento and davis and some of the higher elevations are up 20-25. we'll have details. i didn't know they made chicken. crunchy taco or four cheese lasagna? can i get another one of those actually? [ superfan ] hey, america, we're here to help. ♪ [ male announcer ] you say tomato. ♪ old el paso says diced tomato stand 'n stuff chicken tacos. ♪ you say what's for dinner? old el paso says start somewhere fresh.

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it is 8:13. a man accused of running a vast online black market for drugs is scheduled to appear in court tomorrow for a detention hearing. ross olbrick ran a web site called silk road. the 29-year-old was arrested in san francisco library on tuesday. tomorrow a judge will decide whether he should be returned to new york to face charges there. prosecutors believe he moved to san francisco last year and lives in hayes valley. >> normal everyday guy that is unassuming. >> what would he do when he would come in to the cafe? >> work. on what? who knows? >> sold hacking software, counterfeit money and forged passports. and asking a man to kill a vendor.

>> 8:14. happening right now, president obama live right here. still speaking in maryland. he's at a construction company talking about how the government shut down is affecting businesses. specifically, the small business administration is closed which means companies don't have access to small business loans. democratic leaders are warning the economy is getting set up for another recession. their budget battle with republicans continue on this day 3 of the partial government shut down. kyla joining us from washington d.c. news room to tell us what the president and senate leaders are saying this morning. >> reporter: dave, president obama said just a few moments ago this partial government shut down is having a negative impact on slowly recovering economy. congress needs to act now. >> congress has to pass a budget. that funds our government with no partisan strings attached. >> the house republicans

continuing tying budget proposals to delaying or funding obama care. that's something a democratic led senate won't sign on to. they blame the partial government shut down on the tea party. >> it's time for my republican friends to defy tea party over lords. >> the only thing keeping the government from opening back up to the democratic refuse to apply a fairness when it comes to obamacare. let's treat everybody the same. >> if you haven't had enough of these budget battles in washington, prepare for another fiscal fight. congress has to agree to raise the debt ceiling or else the u.s. risks defaulting on its loans. that's something president obama says will lead to a new recession. live in washington, ktvu, channel 2 news. >> all right. the government shut down could even affect the flu season, believe it or not. the centers for disease control won't be monitoring flu out breaks.

that could make next year's flu season more serious because the cdc changes vaccines based on changes to the flu from year to year. the cdc is still urging everyone get a flu shot. even with the new healthcare law, millions of the pour evident people in the u.s. will be left without health insurance. the times says poor people will be left out. those states have declined to participate in any expansion of medicaid. you'll find a list of programs affected by the government shut down and the federal offices that are closed. >> new details about a tragedy still unfolding off the coast of italy. 94 african migrants including a pregnant woman and two children died after a boat

caught fire and sank. about half of the 500 people on that boat are still unaccounted for. one of the deadliest accidents during the crossing from africa for migrants seeking a new life. in tennessee, 8 people have died and two others in critical condition after a firey crash involving a church bus. carrying senior citizens back home yesterday afternoon. they had just attended a religious conference. the bus blew a tire. veered across the median and crashed into an suc and tractor trailer. 14 people were injured in the crash. there were 18 people on the bus at the time. >> sheriff's deputies investigating hateful words on a truck. the targets were a husband and wife who run a

little legal baseball organization. the vandals wrote racist words attacking hindus on the couple's truck. investigators think the crime is directly tied to their work with the little league. >> 8:18. we want to go right to sal. breaking news. apparently, a plane has landed on a friday in san jose. >> it's actually the express way. small plane not far from reed hill view airport that made an emergency landing. and apparently the pilot and not sure if anyone else was on the road. apparently everyone is safe. no one was injured. but this plane did come down on the capital express way. it is very close to san jose's reed hill view airport which is right here. the plane landed right here. perhaps it didn't make it to land on the run way. we can only speculate. we have ktvu on

the way to this. we knew for sure the fire department told us a small plane has landed here at the east capital express way. more details coming up. let's take a look at san francisco. that's a mess because of a crash involving several vehicles in the left lane at caesar chavez. traffic is terrible. don't use 101. the only problem with that is if you are coming in off the bay bridge, you are forced to be in that back up because the skyway merges on the 101. going to have an affect obey bridge traffic. let's go to steve. >> thank you. here we go with the chamber of commerce day with the golden gate bridge. it's always like this. always have a beautiful clear shot. except june, july and august. that's for sure. a little chill in the morning air for many on the coast. 51 for the low this morning. coldest low in 80 days. it feels colder than

that. i did see a lot of upper 40s. sunshine, breezy and warmer today, tomorrow, saturday and sunday. and i don't think we'll even see a cloud. warmer pattern takes us into the weekend. and i think saturday will be the warmest. sunday looks good too. very low 40s. clear lake was 37 . definitely a chill for some. many locations never got below 58 or 59. the north wind is picking up out towards davis. looks like the wind is out of the north. so it's on its way. it's going to develop. 25. i've seen some of the higher elevations. today and tomorrow wind advisory. and red flag warning until friday 3:00. pretty far south. that north northeast wind we have. we need more rain . 33 in tahoe. if you are heading up there, 20s

on the weekend. maybe teens for truckee. 47. 44 walnut creek. 44 napa. low 50s on the coast. some areas benefiting from that north wind. fairfield had about 15. it's stronger just to the east. and north out of the santa rosa area. we're still waiting for livermore, sfo and san jose showing a westerly component. that has not turned yet. pretty strong system. this will be a big weather maker. that low moving into the east. high pressure to the west. that low is going part of it down into arizona. 70s for some. upper 70s and low 80s and a lot of low to mid 70s. low 80s. brentwood. 82 santa cruz. they always benefit from that. 60s, 7 #0s. upper 70s on the peninsula. warmer on friday.

windy at times. sunday and mild to warm temps. >> all right, steve. 8:22. a teenager shot with a pellet gun at a middle valley high school. what investigators have done and what's next. >> also why there's a good chance you could drive on a bumpy road before the end of the day. ñáçwçñ

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man accused of kidnapping and murdering sierra lamar. lawyers are due in court today to talk about evidence against the suspect. sierra lamar was 15 when she disappeared last year on her way to school. garcia torres is being held without bail in her murder and still has not entered a plea. sierra lamar's body has never been found. >> the nursing student from livermore killed in suspected drunk driving accident was known as a giving person. christina chesterman continues to give even after her death. the senior signed up as an organ donor as soon as she became eligible at the age of 18. her donated organs have already saved three lives. doctors declared her brain dead last weekdays after a dui suspect hit her as she was riding home from the chico campus library. >> the bay area is home to some

of the worst overall road conditions in the country. 60% of san francisco's major roads are in poor condition from the transportation research group called trip. that is the second highest of any large city in the country. and bad road condition cost drivers $800 a year. san jose is third and concord is 15th. for mid size cities, antioch ranks first and santa rosa is third. >> 8:27. oakland raider's quarterback exd to start this sunday against the chargers. he's been cleared to go after this concussion he suffered against denver. after the way he played sunday against the redskins. 49ers safety whitner changed his him to

hitner. to further highlight how aggressive he plays. he made the name change after getting permission to do so from his mother. social media weighing in on the government shut down and obamacare. the breakdown of the tweets showing support, opposition and blame. >> reporter: bart union city to avoid a strike. it's time the agency stepped up and addressed the wages and safety. there was some good news. i'll have that just ahead. >> we have breaking news in san jose. where a small plane has landed on a city street. tell you what happened to the pilot and what traffic is doing in the area near the airport. ♪

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welcome back. time is 8:30. good morning. we're following breaking news. you see news chopper 2 right there on its way to where a small plane made an emergency landing right on the capitol express way. we have one of our news crews on the way there as well. bring you live pictures from the ground as soon as our crews get there. good morning. welcome back to thursday october 3rd. i'm dave clark. let's check your weather and traffic. looks like a good day. >> not a cloud in the sky. very warm for some . not too bad for others. sunshine, breezy and warmer. the wind is picking up. sacramento valley and higher elevations. so it's off shore breeze and that means warmer weather. you can add sunday on that as well. 40s and 50s. upper 50s. fairfield being one. some of the east bay

locations. takes us until friday afternoon. the red flag warning as well. higher fire danger. all the way down to monterey as well. it will be sunny, warmer. and probably be all the way to the next four to five days. windy at times. that wind will pick up . fog is gone. so the coast is clear. 70s and 80s or low to mid 70s. here's sal. >> we have that breaking news in san jose where we have the plane that came down. landed short of the airport. right at quimby at capitol express way. and you can see the airport is not that far away. probably a city block away. here's reed hill view right here. where the plane was trying to get to. san jose fire department says the pilot is safe. we do have a crew on the way. also news chopper 2 is on the way to the scene. let's move along and take a look at the bay bridge

toll plaza. i also want to mention a crash eastbound 580. we talked about it earlier. it's near 106th. off to the side now. but there's a huge back up where you wouldn't expect it heading out toward castro valley. i want to mention san francisco as well. southbound 101 is clearing up after they removed an accident. so that's going to improve the commute into and out of san francisco. 8:33, let's go back to the desk. >> that clock still ticking toward another possible bart strike. there's the clock. time is running out to reach a deal. the strike deadline is one week from today. but there's actually finally some progress in the talks. paul chambers live in oakland to tell us what union leaders announced this morning. we were watching live about their latest offer just 90 minutes ago. >> that is correct. brought that to you here live at ktvu mornings on 2. bart unions say

they are given third counter proposal. they heard very little back from bart and getting upset and now time that bart steps up. since monday of last week, they've dropped nearly 1% point in the wages they are asking for. we can take a look at video now. bart unions say in the last 53 days they have not heard anything back from bart about the economic package. so we're one week away from the cooling off period. the unions say they presented a cost saving proposal to bart. lowers the wage increase from original asking of 7% to now 3.75% for the first two years and goes to 4% to 2016. that's still roughly 2% less than bart's 1.7% wage increase they are asking for for all three years. the unions are also willing to increase healthcare contributions more than 15% for all of bart workers. it's time that bart respond s to proposals as to

avoid a strike. beside wages and healthcare, bart still needs to address the safety issues. >> it's important that they now respond and give us a new proposal so the public can be assured there will not be a strike in a week from today. >> also says the lighting is inadequate on the tracks and want the restrooms to be reopened. there was headway made in the negotiations. on tuesday, both sides came to an agreement on pensions. can both sides come to an agreement on the wages and also on the healthcare to avoid another bart strike. live in oakland, ktvu, channel 2 news. >> all right, paul. another possible transit strike . may go on strike at the same time as bart workers threatened to go on strike. a transit union local 192 rejected a contract that wouldn't give them a 9.5% pay raise. the union plans to

figure out next steps soon. >> it is 8:35. police are warning people about a rise in car burglaries. police say thieves broke into 61 cars in the city last month. that's the highest total for a single month since 2008. police have stepped up patrols and asking people to be alert. >> time is 8:35. now to our continuing coverage of the federal government shut down. new report says this could have a major impact and a major toll on california's veterans. the sacramento b reports could have a backlog of va claims. the veteran's admissions says claims processors are on the job but the agency is going to run out of money for disability and pension checks at the end of this month. can take more than a year to process a claim in the oakland va office which serves northern and central california. the air north/navy football

claim will be played this saturday despite the government shut down. got the approval from the department of defense to play that game. that's because funding for the game does not come from the government. cancelling it would have cost the academy about $4 million. >> social media has been active with people expressing their opinions about both the government shut down and the new healthcare law. the pew research center has been analyzing twitter. here's what they found. in terms of the government shut down, 77% of tweets blame republicans. 23% blame democrats and president obama. in terms of the affordable care act also known as obamacare, 71% of the tweets expressed opposition. while 29% either supported the law or opposed republican efforts to defund it. our coverage continues on ktvu.com. you'll find a list of programs impacted

by the government shut down and federal offices that are closed. look under the hot topics section. >> oakland police investigating a violent armed robbery on tuesday at a habitat for humanity construction site. four men robbed the crew about 1:30 tuesday afternoon. police say one of the men pulled out a gun and then stole wallets, cell phones and tools from the workers. one of those workers was also hit in the head with a gun. police say criminals have been robbing construction sites a lot recently because they see that as a crime of opportunity. >> we need people to pay attention to shoes, facial hair, earrings, teeth, eyebrows. >> officials for habitat for humanity say that incident will not slow down their project. in fact, former president jimmy carter is scheduled to tour that site next week.

>> a big loud noise may have awakened people this morning. the navy planned to set off fuses and rocket accelerators just about an hour ago. people who live in north concord you may also hear a humming sound for the next couple days. the oil refinery is relieving pressure from its lines ahead of a planned shut down. the oil refinery will close on monday. due to reopen after thanksgiving. >> 8:39. want to take you back to our breaking news from san jose. these are live pictures from news chopper 2 where a small plane landed on a city street near reed hill view airport. there you can see the plane at this intersection. still see traffic going by. a couple police officers on the

scene. some people taking pictures also. this happened before 8:00 this morning near east capitol express way and quimby. there are no immediate reports of injuries. firefighters have been released from the scene. and once again, we just lost the picture but that was a unique shot there of the small plane. likes like it was trying to make a right turn. no injuries. a little bit of a distraction for drivers. but we still saw traffic going by and sal will have an update in a few minutes. and we have a reporter heading to the scene. >> very populated area. 8:40. very disturbing video. a man in a ski mask on a popular bay area hiking trail. why that man who made this video may not face charges. >> we're live in san francisco's mission district where a limousine driver was shot at this morning. we'll bring you

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san jose. a small plane landed on a city street near hill view airport. happened near 8:00 this morning near east capitol express way and quimby. no immediate reports of injuries. firefighters have been released from the scene. news chopper 2 is taking a live picture. we have continuing updates. seems like cars are still getting by there. i see a lot of news vehicles. but seems as if cars are still getting by. the plane which is a single engine small plane landed just about a few blocks away from the airport there. and apparently no one was injured. we'll let you know more about this coming up. >> sal, thank you. time is 8:44. bring you up to date on some of the other top stories. one week left to workout a bart deal, there may be progress in the bart contract talks. the during a morning news conference you saw live here, bart unions say they've reached an agreement on pensions and lowered the amount of money they are asking

for. now, they want bart to respond and respond today. the two sides still negotiating over pay and healthcare costs. this morning, president obama speaking live in maryland, you saw him here as well. house speaker john boehner is the only thing keeping the federal government shut down. the president was speaking here at a construction company in maryland. he said speaker boehner isn't allowing a yes or no vote on a clean bill to fund the government because he doesn't want to anger the extremists within his own republican party. san francisco police are investigating an attempted carjacking that ended with a shooting early this morning in the city's mission district. that incident involved a limousine. brian flores has been following this investigation through the morning. so what's the latest? what can you tell us now, brian? >> reporter: still lots of unanswered questions this morning, dave. good morning to you. we're live here off

clinton park and valencia streets here in the mission district. i got off the phone with the police a half an hour ago. earlier they thought it was a shooting and possible carjacking. behind me, no scene any more as the car that was involved was taken away by a tow truck. as we look at video this morning, this is a car that police say may have been involved. lincoln town car sedan belonging to an limo company. 4:17 this morning with the driver around 18th and mission. all of a sudden police say shots were fired. the only description the driver gave was that it was a white male that opened fire. soon after the driver escaped and made it blocks away off clinton park where the driver came to a stop after complaining of pain. it's unclear what that pain was. it was not a result of the gunfire. i also spoke with the owner of the limo service. he says the

driver is doing fine. he was taken to a nearby hospital with non-life threatening injuries and later released this morning. there was damage to the car which include damage to the left front bumper and what appeared to be a bullet hole through the window. this whole incident also took place near the san francisco friends school. as we mentioned it happened around 4:17 this morning. the issue of kids being around would not have been an issue. other than that, no other injuries and no other cars were damaged as a result of this. live here in san francisco's mission district, brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, brian. two men are facing charges on suspicion of shooting a 14-year-old boy with a pellet gun. two pellet guns were seized yesterday after the arrests. one was modified to look like a submachine gun. a passing suv towards several

students in mill valley. the suv was spotted by a sheriff's deputy. the wounded 14-year-old boy was not seriously hurt. women in pacifica are scared after seeing a video posted online. as pam cook reports from our news room, the man behind the video is not cooperating with police. >> the man's actual name has not been released but he is getting a lot of attention online and from police in san mateo county. take a look, this is on a popular hiking trail. and you can see a woman walking there alone. then the camera pans over to a man in a black ski mask. there he is. he can be heard on the video laughing in what's being described in an sinister tone. he also appeared on the cox enterprise show right this minute. >> the video was a joke. and i thought it was pretty obvious a joke i wasn't a rapist in

waiting. >> he goes on to say he wears a ski mask because there's bugs up there. >> the police really just wanted my name, address, personal information, date of birth and all that and make sure i, in fact, had not raped and murdered somebody and left a bloody mess on top of the mountain. >> now, pacifica police admitted it is not illegal to create a disturbing video as long as no crime has taken place. however, the investigating police captain says an average person would apologize. he has not apologized and he is not being cooperative and not said why he made the video. police believe it is a case of sick humor. reporting live pam cook, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. thank you. time is 8:49. let's go back to sal. you are following the breaking news story. >> this small plane came down on the capitol express way which

is a few miles away, not even a mile away, a few blocks away from reed hill view airport. traffic is still getting by. they have one lane closed. no one was seriously injured. and our reporter is arriving on the scene. i do want to let you know the area is a big traffic mess as it's quite a lot to see. the small plane down here. so please, give yourself extra time. 580 eastbound is recovering after we had an earlier crash near 106th westbound still slow out of san leandro. toll plaza, westbound finally getting some relief. we've had a bad day on the toll plaza. now a 25 minute delay. let's go to steve. >> thank you, sal. we have clear skies . visibility good for most. the wind will help stir things up. the breeze has been picking up. cold up in the mountains. if you have travel plans on the weekend i did see

teens and 20s for lows. lake wind advisory for friday. wind advisories here into friday afternoon. we're getting that northerly breeze. that off shore breeze. 40s for some and 50s for other. 20 degree spread between napa airport and fairfield. one had north wind, one had no breeze. still a northerly breeze, stronger and north of sacramento. northwest novato. peninsula south bay still favoring a westerly breeze. sfo, livermore and san jose. the other ones get the off shore. it's going to continue to filter in for the entire area. sunny probably all the way into sunny. i don't think there will be a cloud to be had. that's what's heading south. part is going to dive into the four corners which will help give our northerly breeze an oomph. temperatures, everybody will be warming up after today. everybody jumps up

a few degrees into the friday, saturday time frame. a lot of upper 70s and low 80s. it's pretty close. coast bay and inland, not the huge difference we see. in 60s, 70s and it won't last but here for a while. take us into sunday and pretty fair and mild into monday as well. >> thank you, steve. 9 minutes before 9:00 . we continue to follow the breaking news out of san jose. a small plane landed on capitol express way. live pictures from news chopper 2. the scene, the plane right there at that intersection. ktvu just arrived and we'll have a live report after this break. [ trina ] i'm a student at devry university.

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a new warning from the treasury department that the economy could plunge into downturn worse if congress fails to raise the borrowing limit by october 17th. the treasury's report says a default could cause the nation's credit markets to freeze. the value of the dollar to plummet and interest rates to sky rocket. taking a live look the dow down to lowest level in nearly a month. it's down 164. the nasdaq down 50 . and s&p down 20. 8:55. we are learning more this morning about why it took firefighters so long to put out a deadly fire in san francisco on friday. firefighters say they were forced to use a power saw to breakdown a security gate at a home in the sunset

district. and they were given the wrong address. firefighters say both problems delayed the response by at least 11 minutes. >> actually took crews, the responding crews, about six blocks away. >> 33-year-old raymond died in the fire along with his one year old granddaughter. redwood city police are trying to identify a suspicious man who approached a child outside a school. a 13-year-old boy told police a man drove his black pick-up truck into the parking lot yesterday morning at kennedy middle school. the man asked the boy if he wanted marijuana and tried to entice him into his truck. the boy said no and ran to the school office. he described the man as african american, about 30 years old with a medium build and a scar near his right eye. >> time is 8:56. california standardized tests is

about to see a big change this year. instead of paper and pencil tests, students will start taking math and language tests on computers. still being developed. so the students will take them this year only for practice. no individuals school or state report on the results. won't get federal money tied to the results. >> once again, breaking news, a small plane's landed on a busy roadway. janine just arrived on the scene. this is near reed hill view airport. what can you tell us? >> reporter: such a strange sight to see. this small engine plane is here in the right-hand turn lane of capitol express way. and lots of people here snapping pictures. it's parked near the arco gas station. we're told that there was only one person inside. the male pilot. he was taken away by

officials from reed hill view airport which is just about a block away or so near the shopping mall. i believe there's a representative here from the airport but no injuries reported. i spoke to a witness just a short time ago off camera. he said it was very scary pumping gas and to see this plane land in the middle of the road. again, we will have more on this coming up at noon. reporting live from san jose, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. thank you. that's all the time we have. thanks for making ktvu your choice for news.

. hello, everybody. i'm beth troutman. it's time for some great videos from the web "right this minute." >> a visitor to a high-end home does a dirty deed in the driveway. >> you know, there's a lot to this story. >> why she did it and how the shocked homeowner is getting revenge with the video. >> you're famous worldwide. you're now on youtube. >> just call it spontaneous